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Abdul El-Sayed US Inactive

Abdul for U.S. Senate

ad creative

Donate to this movement

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AIPAC’s Super PAC – United Democracy has almost $100 million cash on hand. That’s a mind-boggling amount of money that can be used to take down campaigns like ours. I’ve been clear about opposing endless wars and refusing AIPAC money, and that makes me a target. If they start dumping cash into Michigan to attack me and the movement we’re building, the only thing that will allow us to stand up to their millions is grassroots support. Fundraising early is how we prepare. It lets us organize, respond quickly, and stay focused on what this race is really about: Fighting for Medicare for All and a government that uplifts working people, not special interests. If you believe in that vision, please chip in $10 today. While $10 or $15 might not seem like much compared to AIPAC’s millions, it makes a real difference when thousands of people step up together.

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Performance proxies

Overall score42.2/100
Spend / Reach / Long. / Eff.43.1 · 65.4 · 8.5 · 51.7
Spend rangeUSD 2,500–2,999
Impressions30,000 – 34,999
CPM (≈ $/1k impr)USD 84.6
Est. audience size
Days live32 (2026-02-05 → 2026-03-09)
Created2026-02-05
Creative variants1 body · 1 headline
Platformsfacebook, instagram
Languagesen
CandidateMI — Abdul El-Sayed
Surfaced by“senate:Abdul El-Sayed”

🧠 AI analysis

Issueforeign policy defense
Framingpositive candidate
Message typefundraising
Emotional appealfear
Production tierdiy amateur
Who picturedcandidate
Symbolsmoney cash
Call to actiondonate
Standout elementTight close-up selfie-style video frame conveying urgent, unfiltered authenticity
TacticClassic grassroots-vs-Goliath fear fundraising tactic: naming a powerful outside enemy (AIPAC's $100M Super PAC) to create urgency and position the candidate as the scrappy, principled underdog who needs small-dollar donors to survive.

Where it ran (delivery by region)

Michigan25.7%
California14.9%
New York8.5%
Texas4.5%
Illinois4.4%
Massachusetts3.3%
Florida3.2%

Who saw it (delivery)

18-24 · female 0.1%
45-54 · male 8.3%
65+ · male 17.9%
65+ · female 21.0%
55-64 · unknown 0.4%
55-64 · male 9.7%
55-64 · female 10.0%
45-54 · unknown 0.4%
45-54 · female 7.0%
18-24 · male 0.3%
35-44 · unknown 0.4%
35-44 · male 9.5%
35-44 · female 6.8%
25-34 · unknown 0.2%
25-34 · male 4.7%
25-34 · female 2.7%
18-24 · unknown 0.0%
65+ · unknown 0.6%

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